The Spanish-American War was long and costly for the United States.

• True

• False

Spain had allowed Cuba to suffer from exploitation and poor government.

• True

• False

Far more American soldiers died from disease than from battle wounds in the Spanish-American War.

• True

• False

Evidence proved that Spain had blown up the USS Maine.

• True

• False

During the Battle of Manila Bay, no Americans died from combat.

• True

• False

The strength of the U.S. Navy proved to be America's most impressive military feature in the Spanish-American War.

• True

• False

Cuban revolutionaries tried to draw the United States into a conflict with Spain.

• True

• False

The Senate overwhelmingly approved the treaty that ended the Spanish-American War.

• True

• False

The United States entered the Spanish-American War with the advantage of a thoroughly prepared military force.

• True

• False

Theodore Roosevelt sent the Great White Fleet on a world cruise to impress imperialistic nations with America's military might.

• True

• False